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Hon. (Mrs.) Dupe Bakare, Applauds Leadership of Governor Oyebanji; Showcases Remarkable Achievements in Irewolede LCDA.

Hon. (Mrs.) Dupe Bakare, Applauds Leadership of Governor Oyebanji; Showcases Remarkable Achievements in Irewolede LCDA.
In a recent radio interview on Radio Nigeria Progress FM's tagged "Reclaim Naija" program, the Executive Chairperson of Irewolede Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Ekiti State, Hon. (Mrs) Dupe Bakare, has lauded the exceptional leadership of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, attributing the numerous achievements of her administration over the past two years to his visionary guidance.
Hon. (Mrs) Dupe Bakare, Irewolede Local Council Development Area Chairman. 

Highlighting her administration's accomplishments since taking office in January 2022, Mrs. Bakare emphasized their commitment to accountability, which she considers a cornerstone of servant leadership. She proudly shared that her team had worked diligently to create an enabling environment for LCDA workers by renovating and refurbishing the council secretariat, even extending electricity to the premises.
In Pic: Extension of electricity to ijurin Ekiti.

During the interview, the Council Boss underscored her administration's dedication to grassroots development, a vision she attributed to Governor Oyebanji's unwavering commitment. She expressed her conviction that his focus on community-level progress was unparalleled.
In Pic: Renovated police post at Ayegunle Ekiti Constructed By Hon. Mrs Dupe Bakare 

In a heartening display of civic dedication, Hon. Bakare disclosed that all six communities comprising the LCDA have reaped the benefits of various developmental projects under her tenure. Notable accomplishments include the renovation of 15 lock-up shops at Oja-Oba market in Iloro-Ekiti, the expansion of electricity infrastructure in emerging areas like Ijurin-Ekiti, and the construction of 10 open market stalls at Temidire-Ekiti—an unprecedented feat in the town. Additionally, her administration renovated a police post in Ayegunle-Ekiti and carried out road grading activities in Iroko and Oke-oro.
In Pic: The 2 blocks of 15 lock up shops at Oja-Oba market, Iloro-Ekiti Build By Hon. Mrs. Bakare. 

The Council Chairperson took security matters seriously, fostering a strong relationship with traditional rulers and conducting regular local security council meetings. To enhance the security apparatus, her administration procured four motorcycles and vehicle tires, bolstering the area's security surveillance and contributing to its relatively peaceful atmosphere.
In Pic: Hon. Bakare During Presentation of motorcycles to security men

Looking ahead, Hon. Bakare reiterated her administration's commitment to providing more dividends of democracy for the people. She assured residents of Iroko-Ekiti that plans were underway to rejuvenate the town's market and install new drainage systems in both Iroko and Oke-Oro Ekiti. She encouraged potential investors to tap into the region's peaceful environment and abundant natural resources for meaningful economic growth.
In Pic: The Open market stalls at Temidire-Ekiti Constructed By Hon. Mrs. Dupe Bakare.

Extending her appreciation, the Chairperson acknowledged the support of Governor Oyebanji and his wife since the inception of their administration. She also thanked traditional rulers, career officers, and all stakeholders for their unwavering support and cooperation. Hon. Bakare's gratitude extended to the callers on the radio program, including LCDA Secretary Hon. Isaac Komolafe, community members Mr. Kunle Adewale, Oke Mathew, Ayeni, and Eleyinmi Kolawole. These callers affirmed the various achievements shared by Hon. Bakare and lauded her honesty and hard work. They collectively voiced prayers for her continued wisdom and strength in her pursuit of elevating the council to greater heights.

The program underscored the positive strides made by the Irewolede LCDA under Hon. Dupe Bakare's dynamic leadership, a testament to the power of effective governance and community-focused initiatives.

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